Sappington Cemetery State Historic Site
"Maryland Heights visitors can easily access the site for a brief stop while exploring the St. Louis area. Its historical importance makes it a worthwhile detour for local history fans."
A small historic cemetery preserving the Sappington family burial ground and pioneer-era history.
First Missouri State Capitol State Historic Site
"Maryland Heights travelers can reach the site in under half an hour for a compact, educational stop with minimal planning required."
A preserved early-1800s capitol complex in downtown St. Charles where Missouri’s first legislature met.
Scott Joplin House State Historic Site
"Maryland Heights visitors can make an easy trip into the city for a museum visit and guided tour. The site offers a compact but rich stop focused on music and African American history."
A restored St. Louis home honoring ragtime composer Scott Joplin and his lasting musical legacy.
Edward "Ted" and Pat Jones-Confluence Point State Park
"Maryland Heights residents can reach the park in under an hour for a peaceful outdoor stop. It is especially appealing for those interested in scenic overlooks and natural history."
A scenic riverfront park where the Mississippi and Missouri rivers meet.
Sappington African American Cemetery State Historic Site
"Maryland Heights residents can reach the site quickly for a short educational visit. The cemetery is a meaningful place to learn about the region’s early African American communities."
A historic African American cemetery preserving early regional Black heritage in St. Louis County.